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NPB is honored to represent the U.S. pork industry at the 30th United Nations Conference of the Parties (COP30), a globally important event held in Brazil from November 10-21, 2025.
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NPB is honored to represent the U.S. pork industry at the 30th United Nations Conference of the Parties (COP30), a globally important event held in Brazil from November 10-21, 2025.
The National Pork Board (NPB) has named Amber Miller, MS, J.D., as general counsel effective Jan. 5, 2026. Miller will provide legal and compliance expertise on behalf of America’s pig farmers.
The Food & Nutrition Conference & Expo® is the largest gathering of food, nutrition and health professionals, making it a critical opportunity to share pork’s nutrition story with those who guide consumer choices.
The Retail Advisory Committee (RAC) meeting empowers retailers and industry partners with the tools, data and support needed to connect more effectively with consumers.
In loving memory of Elaine Otte. NPB's Channel Market Development Manager.
New NPB CEO David Newman outlines his focus for the next 100 days and how the Pork Checkoff is working toward long-term industry success.
The 2025 annual U.S. SHIP House of Delegates meeting was held in early September for producers, industry leaders and state animal health officials. Leveraging expertise and guidance from NPB’s swine health team, the meeting facilitated insightful and diversified conversations about collaborating to support the future of animal health.
NPB helps producers prepare for and manage foreign animal diseases (FADs). FAD readiness exercises serve as practical training sessions for industry stakeholders in the event of an unthinkable disease outbreak.
NPB has named David Newman as its next CEO. He brings proven leadership and a strong commitment to serving America’s pig farmers.
The first cohort of the Real Pork Scholars program wrapped up this summer, and the impact is already clear. This program supports graduate and professional students with mentorship, training and networking — broadening their view of career paths in the pork industry.